Day 333

I've seen this image on a few occasions, but today was the first opportunity I had to stop and capture it: the Luas bridge at Charlemont.

Day 230

What an awful day in Dublin: cold and wet, with sleet as I walked to work this morning. This image captures for me just how grim it was today.

Day 227

I'm still not back to full operating capabilities, but today was an improvement on yesterday, largely because I remembered to bring my camera. This is a burnt out house on my way to the Luas: it looks grim when front lit but it makes a nice silhouette.

Day 188

Today was a good day, but it was a very long day. It started with delivering one project to be mixed and played out, it continued with another project that's nearing completion, and it ended with talk of exciting new projects that are in the early stages if development. Still, I'm so glad to see the Luas that'll bring me home.

Day 154

Freezing cold night tonight. Sandyford Luas stop is surreally bright in the darkness.

Day 146

Pouring rain this morning, and then the sun came out as well. The resulting light was gorgeous.

Day 35

Late night Luas can be a very interesting place. But it isn't a place for photographing people, so instead I used a long shutter exposure to render anyone unrecognisable, and give a nice sense of movement through the window. My new gorilla pod helped keep the camera steady yet pretty inconspicuous.

Day 19

It is really really wet again today, and as a result the light is flat, and the day is dull and moodless. Cycling home through the deluge I took the opportunity to investigate what lies beyond the tramway arch in Ranelagh. I had always thought it lead to a private garden, but in fact it's a public park, complete with fallen trees and discarded nappies. I chose to concentrate on the trees.

Day 5

The rain is back with a vengeance. Ballyogan Luas stop can be surprisingly picturesque in a downpour.